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I know...I know...im a noob...and what a vague question...but if you could start me off slow with the basics i would be very greatful...i just want to know how to make my mixes come to life...thank you for any input

I need something that will give me a detailed enough audio image to do some basic basic mixing...yes i know you shouldnt mix with headphones but i cant afford monitors right now....so point me in the direction of an inexpensive pair that sounds good and is durable...i appreciate any and all input

Any good ones you guys know of i could get my hands on for free...or maybe even some i'd have to pay for....please describe the use of your recommendation...i would greatly appreciate the recommendations ...thanks guys

So basically i want to know how to get the best out of this program as i know a minimal amount about it....i have a few direct questions but any tips you guys use to record/mix drums guitar bass and vocals with i would appreciate...so here goes a few questions...please be patient as i am a noob...

So i was under the impression you dial in your typical settings and mic that sucker up...but i guess i was WAY wrong....i was told low gain and bass with boosted mids will sound GREAT when you double up your guitar tracks...is this true?...right now i am micing my flextone 2 that has an eminence...

What are some non-kick drum mics i could use to get a descent sound out of a kick drum and what sort of EQing would i be looking at doing if i dont use a mic specific for kick drums... Right now the mics i have include PG57 SM57 Pg58 x2 MXL 909 Large diaphragm condenser Please be patient with...

So how have your experiences been with the toneport? have the sounds been impressive?...how easy is it to record with?...have you had to do much editing on a guitar track after you have recorded it? Have your produced any demo's or band cd's using the toneport? Basically i would like to know how...

How do i even begin to use it?...im lost on this concept...sorry for the large number of posts guys...but im trying to take in alot at a time since i plan on recording a demo with my band soon

So how would i go about doing this with a mixer?...What frequencies should i cut or boost? and after you lay down a track is eqing necessary? or can all editing be done in the signal chain pre-software leaving less for me to do in the end...im a noob at mixing and using compression ect...so all...

So i have an Sm57 that i place about 4 inches from the speaker around the "sweet spot" but i also have a pg57 that i would like to use to try and get a fuller sound....what would be some good positions for this?....some tell me putting a mic behind an open back cab is a good idea....but i need...

So what type of hardware would i need in order to record each mic separately in a drum recording setup? im not even sure how to begin on this as all of my experience is in recording guitar or single inputs...thanks for the help on this rather vague question